Hartselle News

Beginning Monday morning, drivers should expect delays on I-65 north between Hartselle and Priceville.

The Alabama Department of Transportation will close a section of I-65 northbound from Hartselle to Priceville.

Motorists traveling north on Interstate 65 will face detours early this week while a shoulder of the road is repaired between Hartselle and Priceville.

Motorists traveling northbound on Interstate 65 will soon be facing a detour. The Alabama Department of Transportation will close both northbound lanes between Hartselle and Priceville as early as next week.

Northbound traffic on I-65 will be rerouted to U. S. 31 through Hartselle for approximately two weeks to allow a contractor to make repairs on an embankment two miles north of the Alabama 36 exit.

A Bessemer man is jail today after a Hartselle Police officer caught the suspect taking items from a residence and loading them in his vehicle.

Motorists who regularly travel north on Interstate 65 between Hartselle and Priceville recall the frustrations with detours they faced two years ago during repairs to a sinkhole.

Emergency work is needed to fix a major shift underneath the highway on I-65 northbound near the Hartselle exit in Morgan County.

Huntsville Hospital is working on a plan its officials say will keep eight primary-care physicians in Hartselle.

A second man wanted in connection with a debit card theft has turned himself in.

Mr. and Mrs. Harlon Halbrooks of Hartselle are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Katherine Allison James, to Wayne Frederick Kichler, son of Mr.

Hartselle pitcher Todd Gibson signs with Calhoun Community College Friday in the school cafeteria.

Hartselle police are searching for two men wanted on theft charges. Gaven Mykhael Young, 21, is wanted on charges of possession of a stolen a This item is available in full to subscribers.

Sales of cars and trucks rose 11 percent to 913,287 in January, kicking off what is expected to be... HARTSELLE -- Boxes were stacked as high as 6 feet in many of Hartselle Medical Center's administra tive offices by 3 p.m. Tues day, and the only work being done in the emergency room was inventory.

I do not wish to appear to the public that I am bitter or disillusioned with the caliber of our city government, but I feel that I must make these comments.

Sam's Convenience Store on Old Moulton Road was targeted first. The store employee was not arrested, because he had a paper from the distributor saying the product is legal.

Hartselle has lost its inpatient hospital, but thanks to Huntsville Hospital, it may retain enough of a medical facility to allow physicians to keep open their practices.

The physical therapy clinic adjacent to Hartselle Medical Center put up new signs, recently--to make sure everyone knows they are still open and staying in Hartselle.

Hartselle Medical Center in southern Morgan County went out of business Tuesday, but it might not stay closed for long.

Three cars collided at the intersection of Highways 31 and 36 in Hartselle late Monday at approximately 3:45 p.m., causing one injury and some property damage.